Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1951 — Page 11

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Thus, the clubwoman can ar-

- range with the Red Cross to make fl 00 ive "is many pledges -as she desires

this month and credit each to a

Continued From Page One different club. The actual -donations will take place in the future

art were urged to recruit other : on Wi Pig in the drive. The at eight to 1) weeks Intervals. A cl bs will have until Tuesday to schedule will be worked out to the 3a oe ? : hie: mutual safisfaction of the Red

It was pointed out that groups = Ajj pledges made through Nov.

{will be registered by battalions. at 9 jj] he credited to the drive, |the chapter, group and unit level. regardless of the date for which {Each small unit having a presi- (ne actual blood donation appoint[dent. will be independently repre-.,,.nt js made. | sented. Group presidents are advised

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As an example each American

Legion or Veterans of Foreign

|Wars Auxiliary Unit is repre-;

sented by post name and number, not as the total of all members

in. the éity. The same {is true‘of

Indiana Federation of Clubs, the

White Cross Guilds, the Interbnational Travel Study Clubs, Rile Hospital Cheer (Guilds, Indianapo{lis Council of Women. Groups, etc.

In each case the basic unit of each group is entered in the competition, not the entire unit.

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represented all the Daughters of the American Revolution at the meeting. The representative will take the message back to the DARs and all chapters of that group will register as individual units- before next Tuesday.

out the DAR called for a return to the Spirit of '76 at its recent convention here. The Modern Minute Women are the true Spirit of '76.

‘were urged to recruit two donors;

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As an example: One person

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Seven battalions of Minute Women were announced at the

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They are as follows: 0-25 Members—1st Battalion. 26-50 Members—2d Battalion. 51-75 Members—3rd Battalion. 76-100 Members—4th Battalion. 101-150 Members — 5th Battalion. 151-300 Members — 6th Battalion. on “Over 301 members—7th Battalion. In all cases the number represents the active membership of the basic ynits. It is the plan of the Minute Women to secure blood donation: pledges from each club member. Each club member in turn will secure a “Buddy” donor. “Buddy” donors are non-club members recruited for the drive. Person from 18 years through 59 years old will be accepted as blood donors. Everyone Helps Perzons who cannot give blood

one as a substitute and ore as a “Buddy.” All pledges will be reported in The Times as standings change from time to time during the 30day donor recruitment pragram. To count for the group standing pledges must be in the Red Cross by 5 p. m. Nov. 2. Donations to be made after that date will count if the pledge is recorded. All club presidents were told to {be certain that the name of the {group to receive credit for the {donation is written at the top of [the pledge card. In the case of | pledges made by telephone the person making the call must be certain that she gives the name of her group to the Red Cross operator. The woman who belongs to several clubs has two choices to insure hat each of her groups {gets full credit for her effort, |" One pledge can count for only one group. But. the clubwoman may recruit as many “Buddy” donors as she

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